I hope you all had a wonderful break! I know I did! But, now it’s time to get back into the groove of doing assignments and studying for exams. I hope this semester goes great for everyone! Don’t forget to know new people, get involved, and most importantly, BREATHE! Talk to you soon! 🙂
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QuortniHello everyone, I am Quortni (pronounced like Courtney). I am a Junior at Fontbonne and also a transfer student from Indiana State University. This is my second semester at Fontbonne and although I attended ISU for almost 3 years, I was born and raised here in Saint Louis, Mo. I am a Psychology major and a Biology minor, and hoping to pursue a career in research as well as become a practicing Art Therapist. I am pretty outgoing and open to making new friends and meeting new people, so I am VERY excited to be blogging for the University so stay tuned!!! :)
Jess"or perhaps in Slytherin, you'll make your true friends..."
I like coffee.
QuinnFreshman at Fontbonne from St. Louis. Member of the Track and Field team as well as the Black Student Union. Professional Writing major.
CourtneyHi everyone! My name is Courtney and I am a Junior studying dietetics here at Fontbonne . I am hoping to eventually work in pediatrics or with athletes. I am currently Secretary of SAFCS. I love running, walking my dogs, cheering on the Cardinals, and finding new adventures around St. Louis. I can't wait to share my adventures with you!
Alumni PostsThoughts on life at Fontbonne from former student bloggers, now alumni. Once a Griffin, always a Griffin.
MorganHi guys! My name is Morgan, and I am currently a sophomore here at Fontbonne studying Speech-Language Pathology! A few things about me: I'm on FAB's (Fontbonne Activities Board) executive team for marketing; and I'm also involved with Dance Marathon and Griffin Gang. During the summer, I work at Baskin Robbins in my hometown of O'Fallon, MO! I can't wait for you all to get to know me through my writings! :-)
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